One of the best things about London is its very extensive transport system – so it’s no surprise that transport in Kensington & Chelsea makes it very easy to get around the Borough. There’s really no need to rent a car during your stay (the only exception being if perhaps you’re considering trips outside London), and the additional costs incurred – say, with parking, petrol and the congestion charge (if you drive to Central London) means this particular type of transport starts to get pricey pretty quickly.<\/p>\n
The are a number of Underground stations within Kensington and Chelsea, although taking ‘the Tube’ for short hops probably isn’t the most cost-effective way of getting around. Buses are probably your best bet, in that case – there are many bus routes through the Borough so making a short journey through the Borough is easy to do. Taxis, of course, are probably the easiest option of all – although, unfortunately, expensive! For those looking to add a bit of exercise into their journey, why not try cycling in Kensington and Chelsea?<\/p>\n
Here we present you with various options for getting around the Borough:<\/p>\n
What stations are in the area, and tips for using the Underground and saving money.<\/p>\n
Many, many bus routes go through Kensington & Chelsea – here’s a useful list.<\/p>\n
Tips on using taxis, and also for driving (and parking).<\/p>\n
How to use the London cycle hire scheme – there’s many bike stations all across the area!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"